WAYZATA, Minn. - s4story -- Trissential, a leading IT consulting firm, has donated 54 laptops to students in the Twin Cities community. With in-person learning disrupted in many school districts, children may be at a huge disadvantage and some are falling behind in learning. Surveys in 2020 have shown that as many as 25,000 children, about 3% of Minnesota K-12 students, do not have computers at home.

"We're really excited that our laptops can become much needed resources for our local school kids. Distance learning has created a huge demand for laptops, and we're glad our donation can help fill that gap," said Jon Whitcomb, Sales Director at Trissential.

Trissential is working with Minnesota Computers for Schools (MNCFS), an organization that provides no- or low-cost computers to schools and educational nonprofits. MNCFS is NAID-certified to ensure the security of donated hardware and drives.

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"We know our contribution will help students learning remotely to succeed in school," Whitcomb stated, adding that he hopes to see other local IT consulting firms follow Trissential's example.

About Trissential:  Think Bold. Act Reliable. Trissential combines the deep trust of local partnerships, the power of global reach and the reliability of best practices to deliver the strongest value, from unique solutions to managed services. Trissential is part of Expleo, a global organization with offices in 30 countries. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Trissential delivers value for major corporations and leading nonprofits throughout the United States. For more information visit Trissential.com